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<p>The Microchip Ethernet controllers incorporates nearly all Ethernet blocks necessary to to complete an Ethernet interface.  Only a few components, as show, are required.</p>
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<p>The Microchip TCP/IP Stack uses a cooperative multitasking method to separate 
itself from the main application. It closely follows the &quot;TCP/IP
reference model.&quot; All major components are in separate source files.</p>

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